Language course website template with an apply button and level tabs
A one-page template for a small school taking applications for a short course: a large headline and one apply button, a photo beside the course months, a day in four steps, two photos, tabs for two levels, where students stay, how to apply, a wide photo, questions, the teacher and contact.
Who it is for
For a small school or a teacher who takes applications for a short course: a language, a craft or anything taught in a few weeks. The page opens on a large headline and one button to apply. The demo is a made-up Swahili school in Stone Town, Zanzibar: a carved door beside the two courses a year, a day in four steps, photos of a notebook and the market, tabs for two levels, where students stay and how to apply, dhows at dusk, three questions, the teacher, and WhatsApp and email.
Replace the headline and the sentence under it first, then point the apply button to your own form. Then change the day’s four steps, the two levels in the tabs and the questions. No date or price is written anywhere on the page; the price goes in your reply.
For a course of a few evenings with a buy button, see Lopi Evenings. Meia Folha suits a fair taking applications for tables, and Craft Course a longer course taught online.
Replace these five first
- Rich Text: Headline Text
- Action Button: Primary button link
- Image & Portrait: Image URL
- Features Grid: Feature Cards
- Direct Contact: Direct Channels
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Common questions
How do the tabs work?
The tabs card shows one level at a time: visitors pick a tab to read what that level covers. Rename the tabs and write your own levels, up to six.
Is Mlango Swahili a real school?
No. The school and the teacher are made up, and the pictures are AI-generated. Replace the words, the links and the pictures with your own before you publish.